Social Skills is Canceled

Hi, I’m Steph, and I’m a neurodivergent social coach who helps autistic and ADHD kids make friends! This show is based on my children’s chapter book (Social Skills is Canceled: A Story for Kids with Autism, ADHD, and Anxiety) and the lessons I teach my students in our weekly social skills groups. Each week I share the concepts in one of our weekly lessons, including why and how I teach it, and I break down what each of the three shapes, or social types, needs to benefit most from that week’s lesson. I’m glad you’re here!

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  Episode #106

  Social filter and social fake

  Dec 15, 202539 minS0

  <p>Once upon a time, there were autistic, ADHD, and anxious students who struggled with thinking about others during conversations. </p><p>Sometimes they would say things that hurt other people's feelings or were perceived as rude or disrespectful, or even things that other people didn't really want to talk about or hear about. </p><p>Sometimes these students would stop listening when people talked about things that they didn't care about. </p><p>Sometimes they would even tell people they weren't interested in what the group or the person was talking about. </p><p>I created the lesson I'm...

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  Episode #105

  Using our social memory

  Dec 8, 202529 minS0

  <p>Once upon a time, there were autistic, ADHD, and anxious students who didn't know how to initiate a social conversation with someone that they knew. </p><p>Some students weren't able to think of something that the person they were talking to liked or liked to talk about, so they ended up using generic conversation starters like, "Hey, what's up?" Or, "How's it going?" </p><p>Some students were able to think of things they knew about the other person, but they didn't know how to use that information to start a conversation, so they didn't say anything.</p><...

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  Episode #103

  Group vs alone behaviors

  Dec 1, 202539 minS0

  <p>Once upon a time, there were autistic, ADHD, and anxious students who didn’t recognize that there were some things that should be ‘alone behaviors’, or things we do whenwe are by ourselves. </p><p>Some students had developed habits around ‘picking’, likepicking their nose, picking their skin, and/or picking at their pants or underwear.</p><p>Other students didn’t realize that most people don’t want tohear someone burp or fart, so they didn’t know how to respond when they did it accidentally, OR they didn’t put any effort into trying to not do these things in fr...

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  Episode #103

  Let's talk about something else

  Nov 17, 202536 minS0

  <p>Once upon a time, there were autistic, ADHD, and anxious kids and teens who struggled with staying on topic during a conversation. </p><p>Some of the kids in this group continued talking about something, even when it was clear to everyone else that no one was interested in continuing to talk about that topic. </p><p>Some students changed the topic every time they asked a question, unaware that others in the group had a hard time keeping up with all the changes and randomness, and that it really wasn't a conversation, it was more like an interview.<...

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  Episode #102

  Before we can be friends

  Nov 10, 202534 minS0

  <p>Once upon a time, there were autistic, ADHD, and anxious students who didn't know that there are stages or levels between strangers and friends. </p><p>Sometimes these students treat people they kind of knew like they were strangers, not acknowledging them when they saw them. </p><p>Sometimes they didn't know how to engage in small talk with people they kind of knew, so interactions were pretty awkward. </p><p>And some students thought everyone they knew was their friend, which meant they were often too friendly or too personal with people they only kind of knew. And the...

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